... 1qYAL LANC STERIAiNFREV SCHOOL; ,. ?? LAN AST ACCOUN7 OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMIENTS IN 1818. DR. CASH. COONTRA CR. P To Sundry subscriptionn, ?? 168 3 6 3y B3alance from AccountOfl817, ,6 i 8i a To Winter AMr. new Annual . . . I 0 Interest paid Trustees6 ?? So 0 U o To Keck B. A. Esq. Dofiation . ?? 2 0 e Waddington's Gratuity ?? , 10 0 ' To a Friend, Donation . ?? , 0 n Waddin.ton's Wages . ...

... VEST-lRIDING OF YORSf111iEW. At the Micharrelmaiis General Quarter Sepions of the terr Pearce of our Lord the Kting, tionlkln by \r~jouronmeot lor1 lit %N'Ukefield, inl anti for thle )i ?? Of' the Cotoirry of York, onl 'Thursdlay tiie 'I'Lcur Day Of w Deeember, in tire Fifty-ninth Year or thle ?? Of our Sovereign Lord George the Third, by the Gracerte of God of the United Kin~doni of Great ...

... L(q N5 WtbNt-.SDA-i, Dec. 30. I P)t!hig ttl .t~i'sas uf ulie 28th afld fl;atini __ ti lze f l~qii Hiit: hblP bdci reccivcd. 'i'lid LeIfiflB.l tiiis iii America e t liatciv stated, OKl thL ti corrtdnnei, -e tO be in an1 anbaiifarrds ofiti~tiil t hd we have now liefoie us tile prdeetdilgds bf Ctoiigfess on tic 2rith ot eovenlbets arq l tle Antinual Ti'easry llepoirt, tlatedtithe -1st, be ?? o ...

... THIE MERCURY. 1'j; affairs of !ranee present ans appear- anec norN th reatepipg and alarimiing, than t'hey have cx- hibitcil since the memorable re-assumption of thc Im- r~rial power by Napoleon. This new dkinger has arisen, not fron any popular commotion on the part of the people, nor vet from any secret conspiracy to overthrow thc BouIunOS dynasty, but from the inexpressiblc folly of the ...

... :: MtANGCE of the F~RENCH lXiJNIST-Y The followvina important letters from Paris werc reccived on Tuesday ctorilillg:- f o ris, Der. 26.-The King, at the Close of the Council oil Wedllesday evening, is reported to bive used every ?? to Cngsge the. Ministry to act with concord; but the views of the two parties at the head of affairs .were too divergelit to admit of any underotsaoiding. Inl- ...

... LEEDS;, SATURDAY, JAN. 2. TIE distinguished and contilnitaly increas- ;11 patrenage with which the LF.EI5 DS;kncutnY hls hcern so long bonoured, justly denmnds every acknow- l'2dgment Which the most lively gratitude can dictate.- W'Ve hlave generally suftfered the present scason to pass il1 siledce, not bcause we did not strongly feel the obliga- i tiooz conferred upor. us, but because we felt ...

... In uise Surmmer of'the year 1817, -ti itfl- s mais of the namne of Ftuitosc, was dei utedl iy 'tirdrty- . nine En rglish families, to visit America. for the purpose Id of ascertaining, whcther any, and slhat part of thc 70 United States would be suitable for their rcsidenceaiud rd whether, nnuler all the circumstances, it would bc di able for rtny or 11l of t.- *.to ?? tv thatoatmatiry a, The ...

... II(Srsc ,.PT. WI MYt 0%-w'VfJ'ISS).--L0ND0Nl) 1tr. :31. i, SlfC'l.Ni) EDI'I'O)N. is Tn U ic 'C/i5 three o'Clock. tbe Messehl-rers froynl Paris are jitst arrived. v0e nW3 Ihave rercived the tollolving intelligence s- ,thle - lvariN, Dec. 28, .Six r M.'lTe foillowing l~.ist or el tile new ?? i6 from aD intimate trie~i otf tihlct o Miny ilinister of Finance. I.-uist and is ueniversally believed. ...

... SOME PARTICULARS OF THE LIFE OF THB LATE. SIR PHILIP FRANCIS, K. B. .-~~ ,I . Sir Philip Francis was born in bubiin on. the !2d of October, 1740, Old Stiyle. Dr.' Francis, tbe translator of Horace, was his faither; his grandfatbet was -John Francis, Dean of the Cathedral of Lismore, itt Irelend ; and his great gratidfather, John Francis, Dean of Leighliu.h The maiden name of his mother was Roe ...

... INPIRMARY. IN I . . - : opomt I ow-twimrs. I e dicharg' d, &c. 21 Reliediocharged,&c 3 Admitted, - . . .. j.- - - 5 j Admiijed.. - ., 22 Dr. Ayre-PAyifia .- Mr. Pearson-Sfirva. Mr. R. C. Yoang-faut. Inoculated for ihe cow-pock, by tbe House Surkeo, Is. Total number vaccinatsd lait year, 835. A valuable: prve' t of old hiten hja litely been received trora a friendin the country. The ...

... 1ADDRESS to our F'lEKDS and the PUBLIC. -Te readers atidfriendis of the A Lu PmtEar and the public are respectfully i?1formed by# an advertisement . which appeaS ...

... SI- A U.EL ROMILLY. -t-he wibll of iL itih.re tted i vidual nust, f*om his cA eter A3ud attaiments, be ba 'spbjef'tr-f greeatinterest. He iiadea ill, d1tedthe l9th AuuSt, 18i5,- by -m-hi ele constitedLady-.Romiily, sole executrix. To this WJill, a' difierent times, be added eleven codiciks, !hde cntents of ivhich run to a consi- derable length rtis, perwjs, carioum tobohserve h'at' was the ...