... (Frora- the Circular of Foy, Grjflhis, r5 Co.) yrs FOURTiH DAY. as, The quarterly sales of Indigo, consisting of 9,494 chest commenced on the DAl instant, aud have proceeded through earl succeeding day; during which thus 3,344 chests have been eold, 4J at bought in, and 447 withdrawn, leaving 5,253 chests to come forwsr! ed next week. With a declaration so far exeeeding the averagequantit- ...

... LEE DS: SATURDAYS MAY 2. f THE AricinDisHor OF YORIC.-We are sorry to I- find that this venerable Prelate is at present labouring C under great debility. According to previous arrarngemenlt b his Grace waas appointed to officiate at the marriage cere- I Tnonyof lr. George Grannille Francis Egerton and Lady r Mary Campbell, bat he was not sufficiently well to undergo the fatigues of the ...

... A N BRICA. . e ~GREAT B ATTLES IN MEXICO, AND ARMIST'ICE. Byte Royal mail. steam-ship Caledonia, Captain LotI, wh1ichi arrived at Liverpool, at midni-ght, -on Tuesday, t we hlaye imp orlant advices from Now York. to the 111th, -BoSton, to the 16th, and .IHalifax c to the 18ch ultimo, Yes- -pectiv'ely. e Our advices by the C'aledlonia contain intelligence of the If stoppage, ~on thle' ~U tl, of ...

... TrHE, LEED S N1ER CURYX. iar 1Os -A pPOACEIING CLOSE OFTHEF SESSION., Aele nil ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o of THE winding up of the present seso- f-a-c hie liaiment isindicated by the ?? -made in born ?? *of CORniUfl5, last Mlonday, eveInig, by Loan eD 11 OH RUSLL with regard to the, Bills htsilee Lre remained under the consideration of ?? Ps y.waiscleawo oar these occasions, there is ge ...

... THE LEEmDS 1 'iERC I ~ ?? I AMERICAN TRIUMPHS IN MEXICO. THEi tide' of victory seems, now to have fairly set ini for'the iraeica troops engagjedinhtleo'r tibns against Mexico, and only one result seems pro babl,'viz.-the uearly 5nbmission of, the Government of the latter country. In cons'equence- of the defectiivo arrangements for the transmission of nqws between -the United States and ...

... As the enormous outlay going on to construct one g new railways is undoubtedly one of the main causes of 'lig the embarrassment in the commercial world, and is rhO t likely to prevent the country from recovering a8 it t/al d might otherwise do under the influence of a bountiful WIp e harvest, the movement of the Liverpeol Stock Ex- poe she ;t change to hiduce the Railway Companies to curtail ...

... -a- )OO Viscount Morpeth has arrived in town from Dub-. lin His Lordship goes this week to visit the Duke and the Duchess of Sutherland, at Trentham, Staffordshire. t, Tuesday nfligt's Gazette announces the appoint-. inent of the Countess of Dunmore, to be one of the Ladies l of of the Bedcbamnber in Ordinary, the Hon. Mrs. Georgiansa di a Mary Annoni, to be one of the Bedchamber Women in an ...

... S 'TURDAY. JULY 31, 1841. TirE WVE.'TIEsR AfD THE Cnlops.-Therc has been a tiecided improvemlent in the weather within the last eight days, and an imninise quantity of hay, some of which was in very precarious situation, has been secured sincc yestcr- day week, whe~i the fhrourable chlatnge took place. 'There is, however, still a considerable breadth of grass to cut, and still more to carry, ...

... SEVEN YEARS' AVERAGE PRICE OF WHEAT.- . PIE GROSS BLUNDER OF A PRO-CORN LAW th( WRITER. an IGNcORANCE is proverbially conceited and inso- i lent; and an amusing specimen of the profound ignorance usi of a Pro-Corn Law writer, even of the facts which to -constitute the A, B, C of the question, is afforded by th' 41Bell's W~eekly Mfessenger and Farmer's Journal of als MNonday last. That paper ...

... YORIKSHIRE NEWSPAPERS. 0SlI.AL RETURN OF STAMPS issued from the Stamp Oflce to Newspapersj during the six months (27 weeks) from July to December, 1842 Stamps vekW Advertise- received veer- mert within Six a Duties Months, age. pad X.s. d. LEEDS 4 .RCURY 252,000 9,333 465 15 0 Leeds Intelligencer .. 68,500 2,537 262 16 (3 Leeds Times ?? 78,000 2,889 82 16 0 Leeds Conservative jonmnal ?? 12,000 ...

... ArPOINT'igNT.-Mr. Errington, of Wakefield, the highly respected clerk to the treasurer of the Riding, has been appointed by the justices to succeed Mr. T. F. Ledger, in the offices of high constable of the lower division of Agbrigg, and inspector of weights and measures. AN AGED SPECIMEN OF DEPRAVITY.-O1 Mon- day last, a man named John Thompson, resident in Brewery Field, was brought before ...

... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1841. O~r WEST-RIDING REVISioli.-Robert Charles Ilildyard, - Esq., Frederic Robinson, E~sq., and the Hon. Richard Denmsan, the Revising Barristere for the West.Riding, will 2471 hold their courts for revising the list of voters as follow : I d At PatCeleBridge 9th Oct. At Pntefrcl 20th Oct. ?? Settle, 11th ?? 21st Sdbergh 12th Sn aith and 22nd R Ion, 15th i Thorne, J ...