... it The deliberations of the Members of the Methodist -Conference are stlli procdedling, andi eye dilstinguishedl by the union, real. and aff'ection which exist aniongst this; large body I. of Christian MinIsters, whose lobours during the-~ lest year :t have been crowned with en addition of Members to their e venousa Societies, amounting to nearly nine thousand. e The influx of strangers into ...

... n ?? t As official account of the National Revenuea n for the year ending October 10, 1824, has just been pub- at e lished; and it is a document which; upon the wholewe f :, consider extremely gratifying. As compared with the T e Revenue of the preceeding year, there is a consider- m t able increase. The twelve months ending October, al 1 0825, produced £49,216,052 as the annual income of 0. ...

... Fillprtial Parlialliclit. HOUSE OF LORD.S, TliuRIDAy, ArRIL S. .~ ile ra:11 o dSTATE Oi0 IRELAND. . Tei Ralg *f ?? sitli, that iln bringing forward this s qlsioll h!e;is fully sv' s re of its dfliruilttes anld inhportanice.- l leinew shati sbirte the appointment of his NRbin Friend (the ?? or Wcliesler) to the vive-roynlty if Ireland, some measures of amtiforatiaon had trcen ttdtptred but ...

... ROMAN ANTIQnTEle In ?? EDITOR of tie LREtLS XRiWVfl DEAR Six,_The account inserted in your ,last s* sek's paper.ras-on-,th~seivole tolerably correct With a few in exceptions, in rogarit>o-the diomensions of the 'iles and fuesy itt- which are however of no ?? I have Oeiseatedly ,St examrianed tbilnit.restilng relic of Homan antquity. What first' In :led rme to suspect thatt'such a 'relic swas ...

... METEORIOLOGICAL JOURNAL I I .'FOR AUJGU1ST, Kept at the Hall of the Leeds Pliiosopelical 0 ?? 7s i Soviety > THiMRA/.IOSITJII. HIA (MJ(TFIf. WINDS. IRSAI 'F 10 A.7. 10 P.A1. 10,10,,7.A~',1 10 I( - ?? - - A.7. P.M. 01t. II. Out. In. I 62 63 07 (;2 S2.735 s9.040 ogo 2 .3 62 61 62 20.335 29.0(5 wsw s. - 3 GO 2 .07 62 29. 950 29.1300 F NX - 4 6 o G, G 2 23.725 26h6oo v W 3 o .s5 62 58 62 29.700 ...

... LONDON MECIIANICS' INSTITUTION. .301 o On Thursday week the first annivemsary of this sinu. geth able Iastitartiesa was held, atar the ?? laid of ans edifice, till III Saiutlianmptosr 'BIslding;, intended for its futasre useetiogs. She Dr. Bfilibeek, who has tile distinguished honour of having monr originated both the Alvelanies' Institute InI Glasgow andi that in satin London, laid rise first ...

... ORIGINAL AND 9BLBCT. IP'I S~totxcsGv.-Tds sc oience appears to be gaining grourad. Ngot only are frequent Lectures upon It given 'toi crowided audi- wstces in Ediniburgh and Glasgow. but in mnany provincial tdwns of Eeganed the doctrines of Gait endl Spuriieino tire publicly ex- plained and advocated. A course of Lectureshais lately bedn given by Dr. Alicia at Hull; Dr. Caeroccn has announced ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, Nov. 13. al, _ I__ ?? -I . ?? 11 ?? -I ?? t X - - t I, I.U v. ie. The desigen of erecting a Bridge over the Aire, near Arnmley Mills, so earrncstly recomsmendled by our Correspondent on the 2Sd Lilt. and so conducive to the s fefy and convenienre of the inhabitants of tlecloth. ing villages to the West of this place, is likely to be realizcd, a project being now on font for ...

... Tiir Secretary of State for the home (o. partment introduced a bill in the House of Common on Tuesday, to continue to government, for twelv. vmonths longer, the power they possess of sendjin - foreigners out of the country at their discretion. IV. are unable to see any advantage wbatever in an Aliet Act, under the present circumstances of England ail, the continent; and the objection to it is, ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 29! REMOVAL OF THlE BODY OF LOUIS XVIII, TO ST. DENIS. Paris, Sept. 24.-The funeral of Louis, XVIII. took place yesterlay morning. To describe it iLL a few words-the spectacle was smagnificent in tbe.extromi. The charfunebre which bore the retrains of Louis was one mass of gold, sur- rmosuntea by a crown and insignlk of royalty; the white satin pall which covered the ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE.LEEDS MERCURY. Ced Sin.As a spirit of very laudable enterprise is ini active !Om. operatioin tolens priase suggest, through thle me.. f.to deiust of your paper,. the propri ety of attempting two other. ,the tIfprov'emleuts, in adsdition to those already effectqd; vie, a, to. better supply *of good 'Writer, and, an exemption'fromn the, was Sole It is8 well known that, the ...

... COAL DU1TY. A public mecling was held at the City of London T vcrn ol Wednesday Ifternssos, for the purpose of petitissni Parlissment to take otf the diuty of nine shillings and fsour-pes lcvjel upon every chaldron of coals which enters the port Lorndon, The meeting was respectably, but by no means numeraos attended. Amongst tile persons present were Sir Charles Pri Mr. Alderman Weood, ...