... s The following sketch of the personal appear-sn ance, habits, and character of his Royal Hightess the an( late Dske of Kent. appeared in aperidrical publicsation USE of the Year 1798, when he had recently arrived irm E ng- by lund from his command at Halifax. His Royal Hlig-. con ness not having then been raised to the Peerage, %sv$ known by the title of Prince Edward:-' his PRuIcE EDWARD.-As ...

... L ONIM/D , XWEDNESDAY, RlW. 9. nu; The Gazet4'of Saturdlay contains a procarina- t lintn dat-d NIondlay, and signed by the King in Cour- t cil diirctiin'- 1all persons, w ho, attle demisc ofthi.i late A late Malsty.~ dufy and ?? held any oflicc, place, ar em l~ly.ri'et, within the United Kingdom, foreign pose star. ?? wolonies, to hold and enjoy the same, auld _ smvcrally ,to procced in the ...

... JE3EDS, SAT'URID)AY, Feburuj 12. WeDNESDAY next, the day of his late MR- jesty's i uneral, IVill, we understuid, 'be observed with ?? solemnity in every part of' thc cOUntry: the shopq w ill all be shut. and the places of worship opcn, en this day of national mourning. AccorlITngF to the Act of Parliament, limiting the circulation of Bank Tokens, the time fixed for the bank ot Elnglamd to ...

... POSITSIC RIPTr. (BY EXPRESS). LONTPON, lon. JO. The Alljitcurt and the Gntzeth ri d w-ance co'i- Lail, tile SU~staflcp 01' lettepe froin tule S011th sI Spain, ~'from whichi it vonl~d spplier, tinat the accounts of the suirrender of C:pdiz and Suville are tinflomidiild, anti that aitairs reinained in nearly tde samn situatiot, as the .papers of sever il da;ys befo~re Imd reprnesfnted th emi. ...

... a AFpIER a reigl1 so long and important as B ch that which has just closed, and on the aoecssion to the c throne of a new usonarcii, it cannot but be hig!lly a le interesting, to compare the circumstances under which s to his present Majesty receives thle crown, Witi those which :v e characterised the accession of' his predecessor. Neither t id to the statesman, to the philosopiter, nor to the ...

... EMiPLObtyMENT FTOR THE POOR. e On Thursday, a Vestry Meeting was held, by if the lnhabitants of Leeds, to take into consideration th S ' the propriety of empowering the Chtirchsiiardens and 'do Overseers of this township to rent twenty acres of tw land, for the employment of the poor; or to re-let ce l it to them, filr that purpose. th , HrastRY HALL, Esq. was called to tho Chair, and m Mr. ...

... To to'c EDITOR qf the LEEDS M.ERCURY. SI 1-I hal ealreaflv stownv thatfthepectle ofthis and cauntry ar. deterred fr) n cxpres;ing their political sen. Ass t -nents by th. w: ?? le ders vered in public business, ten and by I cal tor, Pl'fle-ard I now fulfil my pro- ente 'nis- of skntching a 11 in which will obviate both thuce cact ovils, and enable the wholc nation to call for that Re- drvi .h ...

... Intt.afl ofywc Sg,; 3 - - rc '1',A1t st IYING IN STATEf. . llhe bustle and intereet cxcit t im ly of the late intich-laxmelted f'rincess; Charlotte were veryv hI t great. the ohaeqilies nl' hcr ?? .ajesty also occasioned rt an extraordinary ?? iti of visittos to i\'tndssr, nx- otis to wvitneos thc solel-nidCtiS attendtilnt t iln ?? oc of a Qua-c but neither of these evetits produced so . ...

... D -, 1 _V.OXDUN, WEDNESDAY, .&fb. 16. Rum.-oured Change w illiniders.-W e ec cI credibly inbrred thalt or; I'ridlay tbe law officers of the by Crown made a report to titc Cabinet Council on a .ase laid before them relative to an illustrioui personage, hu ' hose cotltuct abroad has becn the sunbject of much anz- iniadversion and that it was their unanimous opinion, ni thit atn indictment upon ...

... PO8TSC RI PT. - - _ - 1 ?? .4 a II, (BY EXPItESS).,-LONDON, FEB. . ti T w OF THE DUKE, OF BERRI. E to It is with extreina regret that we announce the at above melancholy event, particulars (if which will be to found in the following Lttier. Ite Royal lDuke, who M ihas thus fallen it victirr to the dagter of tibe .asiassio, ar vwis the youngest son of Monsicur, and nepliew of the' A tee chI ...

... - \ ton, ins *Wat 1Tcieve it has been considered by somne, usianiani thatcour sketch of She private citaracter off GLORGL Somi I Ill. partook too highly of pauegyrir, and that we gave the I On, ?? tory C011's1nsou virtues the appellation andi appearance ?? Iau ~of very rare e=cellenciS. But the more we refcet upon tboug-h the gencral Compilexi5on of royal virtues and vices, thc (I0 'more we ...

... I LEEDS, iA URiA, .Febtruaqy 19. n We underystand the Reqjuisition for a County 1 I. Meeting, hdvertisedl in this praper, is already signted fly an nt thle Duke of' Norfolk, Earls Fifzwsilliaim and HareVtood, th s,'aid Viscuunt Milton. The Society for promoting Christian Know- Snil ledge, ?? sent to a subscriber a liberal slonat~ito of tati -Religious Tracts, (to counteract the principles ...