... Holland, in the Calls, Leeds, together with tbe Dyr Pant, Wares, &c at a Valuation — Fur Rent and Particular*, apply to Mr. Charles Lister Lee, No. 5, St. Peter's Square, Leeds. BURLEY, near LEEDS— To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, with immediate Possession, that most Elegant and Commodious COTTAGE, called St. Ann's, handsomely fitted up, and in a complete State of Repair. The House will be ...

... in Vicar-Lane, F^e toe U*A f occupies by Mr. PAPE, Top of Cn£ Parish, whew she Business will be carried on it usuaL W. S. takes this onpetwnity Cc return fab) sincere Thanks for the very literal Support he ha* experienced since fail itoi ring at lh*i aba is Line; and hopes, by strict w.ttenrito. es merit aem ah wan ct of futon Fa wars. N. B. Physicians' Prescriptions accurately biesMued, •nd ...

... LO DON. Wednesday.—-The latest intelligence from the French camp before Cadiz ii of the 13th instant—at which time, preparations for further attack appear have been in full vigour. To the reports contained ia the French journals, of the internal discord said prevail in Cadiz, pay not tbe slightest attention. From other sources, we learn that supplies continue be thrown into Cadiz—and to ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. the Session of Parliament draws to a close. Its proceedings generally lose their interest for the public. Since our last, one of the most important subjects which came under discussion was, of Mr. Buxton, on Thursday, for the House to take into consideration the scandalous outrayes committed on Mr. Shrewsbury, Missionary, stationed concluded moving an address to his Majesty, ...

... LONDON. Paris, Dec .5—A letter from Bayonne, dated Nov. tB, says—'We bare just been informed that tbe baggage ' of General Digeon set ...

... THE DUKE OF YORK Our readers are aware that his Royal Highness the Duke cf York, for seviral months past, lias laboured under severe illness. Dopes, however, were constantly entertained of his recovery, and daily published till last week, when reports gradually circulated, that his health was inevitably lost. The Journals of Friday confirmed the melancholy truth, and stated that His ...

... CONDON. Htm received papers to so late date the Their contents- arc of some importance, when viewed m connexion with the intelligence which has reached v* from other quarters, it'appear* that 'unfavourable reports', m*circulated, that the mad from Madrid is stopped—that tb* hospitals Vittoria are ef wounded, Ac. There appears to great contradiction* the variou* reports from the frontier. which ...

... v LOXDON. Madrid, June 17. —Colonel Quintanillas, who is arretted for having been guilty sacrilegiously laying hand* oa the sacred person of th* King, to compel hhn to accept and publicly proclaim the Constitution, hat been transferred tbe prison of Barcelona. The authorities of Grenada, Malaga, Carthagena, Ac., interpreting tbc decree of amnesty after their own manner, have caused to to ...

... Whole- sale and Retail Grocer, (late Bramley and Wrigglesworth), begs to inform his Friends and the Public, that he is now carrying on the WHOLE- SALE and RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS, entirely on his own Account, at a Shop in Vicar- Lane, Corner of Leadenhall-Street. J. Bramley and himself having dissolved Partnership by mutual Consent, on the 31st December, 1825. J.W. cannot let the present ...

... J JOHN BLKSABD, as WooKui)lcrs, at Bradford, in the Wesußiding of the Connty of York, under the Firm of Francis Snow and Co. is on this Day, by mutual Consent, Dissolved. , W uncss our Hands, the 3d Day of April, IH2O. FRANCIS SNOW. JOHN BLESARD. Witness, Joiiy Chosi.ey. OLD COCK COMMERCIAL INN, HALIFAX. R NICHOLSON returns hit unfeigned Thanks . to his Friends and the Public in general, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday, Mat 11. GAME LAWS. Lord WHARNCLIFTE hud now to occupy their Lordship?' attention upon a subject which he had exerted himself for several years. had occupied the attention of Parliament ever since the year and Know presented itself their Lordshirs on the issue of a Bill which had received the unanimous assent the House Commons. To Bill or nearly the same nature their ...

... Meeting Brown's Creditors, came too late to attended to rbl* week. Whenever the Whigs have loudly advocated Parliamentary Reform, it has been either from mere opposition to the measures of the existing government, or with a view to the acquisition of place; and often they made it the war-cry of their Faction, in the hour their danger or in the apprehension disgrace. Reform with them has been ...