... ?? giv'e in detail to-dlay the intelligence received by the overland mail I- The news from China, which comes down to, the 20th of g May, is the great matter of interest which we have received by this mail. The accounts from Canton describe the Chinese mandarins as toast decidedly hostile to the British, ad that thle trure allowed to Captain Etlioct, durilng Whicih Ia#* pot.' of tea handt e ...

... ?? - _ _I 'fortr I A Chartist named GARDINER, at the Leeds T ! Anti-Corn Law Meeting on Monday last, said that the depr m- Editor of the Leeds Aiercury had advocated the disfran- ra~l chisement of a great number of the people. Of course The tbe a. he referred to our recent articles on the £50 tenants-at- )n- will. Now we have not in any of those articles advocatedo t the the ...

... LOCAL INTEL:LIGENCE. SIGN ov GooD Tmr~~~s.-.On Saturday evening,I latol.ei trolling mendicant (an abl single man, twenty n-five o~ears of -age, from Hedon, in Holderness, by trade a ehoersaker), applied, at the mendicity office in this town Ito for relief :on the 24th ?? .ose for relisi Auut 83thrwee3cas ved LEEDs TowNg MIgs1Xo_.~After'a sermon in East ind Parade ChaIsi by. the' Rev. John Ely, ...

... DECLARATION OF THE UUNDERSIGNED MERCHANTS AND BANKERS OF THE CITY OF LONDON ON THE SUBJECT OF THE CORN LAWS. We, the undersigned merchants, bankers, traders, and other,, inhabitants of London, deem it to be our imperative duty, in the present serious andalarrmingeonditiou of the country, In reference ] to the supply of the main articles of the food of the people, and the of lawe by which that ...

... I. E ED S: SATURDAY, JUNE 14. As fix le 6 10 TO OUR READERS. at Tni MuItculity will -ncxt week be acco'mpanied 4t it by atIl. SUP72MO a7MDAMNi:T, GrIATESu ai S ?? LErDS lIIEWIORLALS TO TUE QUEEN.--The Metnorinal I of the inl:abitants of Leeds, praying her Mijesly not to giv, thle 2, lloyal assent to the M1aynooth College Bill, till Ahe tiad, by a Dliso- liition of Parliament, learnt the ...

... A(3ENTS ?? THEE LEEDS MERCURY., 1Abzi/lbrd., ii. WAheelhouse. - ,-Uro J*ls. Dawsono. OO ,,-eriyvto., Johoo Riley. Lincoln0. Jas. 1inory: f001nc I.Bowkler. NY. and B. flroolie.- x W.'i Ilothisi. W. W Drury. v idrio,.4,(060, No1-trop. Zq uie; ,4,1111~i husli ?? Iduoney. ?? Ktnowles, uItuleo'1. t1W o1 )fjditiolwine, Mpor e, chusinlist. LJ..e,11,jon aq os agoill .'1i1wo'Idbuoruil, WNVI. AM ulgllv. ...

... ODD FELLOWS.-GRAND PROCESSION AND GALA AT LEEDS. I Wednesdav last, being the first fair day, and consequently I a general holiday, was a scenemof great gaiety and animation at I Leeds, not so much, however, on account of its being a day usually e, devoted to rejoicings, and festivities of various kinds, but more par- I le ticularly in consequence of a procession of the Oddfellows of the i ...

... THIE CLOTHINiT MA.lkj;>' ! ' . I, ?? _ ?? TISE W OOI. TAAat.zbr Lino. FF054 j Onr ?? is astendy:'casekes for tle raw S ?? ii. t. .: : ensdhg today, hbavc beerl ,di baWV- i.,? '4 i' ^ 241 ero lIr-Iteti3'ret, Itil from Tuit' 31 ft b Ca.J, of Good isrpe, and the rreO Cr0 ?? FoanEiGN Woox. TRn.eg:.-LeedoJ. J'a. withthesgmteral ?? the ne.s re' m Lis : jupon this branrh 3f tr.ade, vhich drumig ...

... FRANCE. The debate on the project of law relative to the secret service money in the Chamber of Deputies takes place next AMon- day. On this question depends the existence of the Soult-Guiizot Ministry. A very violent debate will take place, in which the whole policy of the Government will be reviowed, and the division will be the best criterion of the strength of the respective parties. The ...

... Last night week, a fatal accident of the most melancholy and distressing hind took place at Willow-walk Piiulicoi where a number of new streets are being con, struoted. Before entering into a description of the facts as they occurred, it is necessary to explain the position of the sewer and the exact locality where the accident oc- curred. Near the top of Warwick-street, Pimlico, a new street ...

... ?? - LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. ROYAL EXCHAOTUE. London, Thursday Eivening. The IBieta steamer, which was detained on her out. wad voyage, has arrived at Southampton, with the Peninsular xuails HOLLAND.-Lettere received from Amsterdam an- noutce the fact of a change of Ministry having occurred, D. Van Hall, the Minister of Finance, and Al. Sarral, Minhlter of Foreign Affairs, had resigned, ...

... I mini TO THE EDITORS 0OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. men GENTLEIItJEN,-Will you allow me to endeavour to place mncv before your readers a faller representation of tile grounds of adv our opposition to the attempt made least week to lay a Church WVi rate, than they would be likely to, derive from the necesisarily but I brief and hasty report which appeared in your columns on table Saturday laot ? I ...