... =_T -h s]8l,. ?? :. To B.-I should niot consider the failure of a the plan proposed by the Gentlemen you mention 'Two or Three Years ago, as any reason why the town of v Leeds should be deprived of so great an advantage, nor have I so little respect to my fellow-tdv-nsmen as r to indulge a fear, that were the plan again laid before iI the public, and the undertaking entered upon with I spirit, ...

... MaRS. JORDAN. 0O11GINTAI, AND GFINUN'F ANECDOTE OF A THIS 1, JeT FC tiTEIBR~ATELD ACTREISS. 1LO - ?? (Fii' ?? ii vn' at'l/tely published.) ?? T!-,se vili-. Wlihi me. bavellatl thepileactire Ca oF being oil terms of' friendly ilistn~acy witll this un- exe( rivallcid Actress, equally a (redit to 13er profession, thle andl a hornour to humols nature, will corroborate usy tory testmon, i asertimg ...

... | LON)ON, WEDNESDAY, JAtgust 27. 've rie tite foidvviing reliort trdin tie City, without at -ll pledging ourselves for its atciirycy: It is stated idi the City, that so extehsive and va. luable have been the captures made by the ilssrgent privateers of goitih Amelica, that the Committee of Lloyd ?? have for some time past given the circrinmtaiice the ?? serious connideritiot. Ouq Portuguese ...

... I (BY EXPRESS).-LONDON, AUGUST 28. Wednesday being Seitling daly at tile tuteck Eiclhange, considerable business is Iding.. The ac- count now expired has been what is called a Bull account; that is, the speculation hfas been greatly in favour of the rise. But this laying speculators under the necessity of receiving Stock from those who were disposed to delivax it, the price has fallen a little ...

... PitST.SCRW T. (R Y ISXT'~1 R S) .-1,ON M) N. JULY 31. 'l'llrelare great' fiictiiatioins iu the funds. The prices this mrorninq were 0c1e per cent. lower titan yesterday, at one o'cleck. I ,urd Amhberst aurt 6uite arrived, at spven o'clock. yesterday evening. :at Spit'inls in ala extra ship, taken up for the oecasion. His Lordship was saluted, with i. gunts, fir d from the Vomitandidr in ...

... LEEDS, SATURI)AY, AuG. 9. _ _ _ _ _ __ nnje of the German Papers states, that an order has recently been given, by the Russian Go- vermuient. for the mnanutacturcs of Yorkshire. This paragraph, we suppose, must refer to the order which we stated to have been received some wecks ago, and which is at present executiing. A fresh order, now that the one that has been somine time in hand is draw- ...

... Mz~s'goF~Ryj METv- On Monday last, t7he i',mrth AunivenriarV or the Lcedt C stecl Missionatry Association weas hiei~l at the 1111tr-fac.Hal in t~his town;. The Chnir was taken a . itle after eleven o'clock by Ike, rj If w opened thebusiness of the d in an B neso hy.vi l appropriatc Spe-etih. th tilee S. Miles e thecretary, then react mt~e Rport, which was orderedt to be pr'interi on the motion ...

... PROBABLI? REVIVAL of the INCOME TAX. rsani thef Edicnburg&l Rlevirz.) AtienttTrs will, In aill likelituitlld. be Made du ing the apprort'hing Recess, and at the probable dissolution Of parliaiiient, to lay the foundation of stierisir~sv which May. -ontrary to all considerations of rig*ht as w(ell as e perience, prolong still further the Mlia.c!eVoui system, wihicli has well nigh destroyed this ...

... Mle. OWEN's PLAM. On Thursdat., the 21st ins- it nu merous meeting assembled at the City of London Tavern, for the purpose of re-considering Mr. Owen's Plan for the amtelioration of the State of- the Poor. Many Ladies were present-and a great number of persons, who could not gain admittance to the room, stationed themselves on the landing place and stair.. Sir John Jackson, M.P. filled the ...

... i THE PRnSECU1'olS OF THE HlUDDERS I I FIELD RIOTERS & THEIR WITNESSES. 1 IN another part of our 1mblication of tilils day, Vill be found a lettrr from 13. HAIGir ALLEN, Esq. one of the Huddersfield Magistrates, denying, iil positive tsems, that any conversation of the nature referred to in CHARLES H:AIINSI[Alv's Declaration, inserted in our last week's paper, took place in his presence. This ...

... MEETING TO CONSIDER OF A PLAN FOR THE RELIEF' OF IHE POOR. On Thursda se'nnight a public meeting was convened at the City o Londcn Tavern, to con- sider of a plan to relieve the country from its present distresses, it to re-moralize the lower orders, reduce the poor-rates, and grodually abolish pauperism, with all its degrading and injurious consequences. The assemblage Was very large, and ...

... TIHE ii 'l-,ATHER. THE CELEBRATED ?? TABLE. - I Constructed upon a Plulosephical Consideration of tle attrau ion ef tie S / and ;tVvcu in their several V1scciLirne ?? Etie and confirmed by the l pceoce oi ?? Yjar' accoal Obser-ation. will, ,without troubiv, suzg- st to the observer what kind of WVenther cvil mnost roba!alyfoliow the Mloon's Entrance into any one (f her Quarters : and that so ...