... RTE tik'iSi' IN JAMAICA. g TO T`ICS EDITORS OF THE LEEDS NERCURY. s GENTLEPNIFN-A friend has called my attention to the I following paragraph which appeared in the Timses of WednesBay Last, under the head I West Indies, and in relation to Jamaican- a I The dissensions among the Baptist missionaries continued, and r their downfall, as a political body, was confidently predicted. Little doubt ...

... 1O ST S C]IP T. LONDON NEWS OF THi.URSDAY EYVEING Rr)YAL EX1mA wOE, LwOdOn4 uoudS~t' Eateoticjj. It ?? to be admitted on all haudt3 ?? the time ij not for distant when tbe ports will bo open for the admission of loro,3 Ktuffs, duty free, from every part of the world. And should thiw prove to be the case for a period, say three mouths, ithe time antici- pated) the qaostion it most naturally ...

... DOM;STIC N ES M. Thiers, the celebrated French politician and. litirteur, arrived at Southampton on Thursday week, in the Queen steamer, froi Spain by 'ay of Gibraltar. He is said to be accompanied by Count-, a natural son of Napoleon. Mr. Sidney Bernard, the Assistant-Surgeon who volunteered his services on board the Eclair steam-sloop, at Madeira, has fallen a victim to his courageous ...

... - -- a -J OPENING OF THE N ITE yTE CHURCH IN IXEE). Tnz Paseyhites a-re next week to commenoe a new and forward movement in this tovwn. It is known that through soma munificent donations of persons at a distance, a church lass been built in Leeds, of a very costly and splendid architecture, and bearing many of the features of the churches prier to the Reformation:; and that it is designed as ...

... TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GENTL sMrN,-I express, no doubt, the general feeling of your numereus readers, when I tender you my cordial thanks for yourvery useful and highly instructive inap of the oourtlee of York and Lancaster, with their many lines of railway, in operation, in progress, and in contemplation; and also for the valuable statistical Information by which the map is ...

... L1EEDS AND WEST-RIDINO AND WEST YORTIXF ni RA.I LWAY SCat P.-A peremptory notice appears inr another be part of our paper, that siless the holders of Leeds and C W~est-Ritidusgand West Yorkshire scrip, send in the same th ton the respective secretaries on or before Tuesday next,. the ?lst instant, they will absolutely lose tlhe beucift sf the UX e~xchlanige thereof for scrip, in the West ...

... I MI SCELL.,AaNEOUS. ?? o - ?? A new 'kind o f can-sn ball, or shall, has been inyentiedk-b caugsi a eltlsen of Chinin mat!i Asnencal, which, it is said, will deestroy.tec. ina thi chibps of war in tei I inmtes lromthe batteries of a single vessel. TI T.he enormous increase of .orde~eoroduiced by the. extent Gars of specsaizhtoninot lie provinces,as5WR01 9Los in the metropolis, has so W ...

... X ofDENT- TEE T LAND - ?? ?? - AY. ' . ; XQ' .:TL~t Q .C o B191.3cM 15IGtNERl NOTEILBU Q.O:- C ?? kls, ?? ?? -cud -r-.ll dotail train (due in Leads at live iec,ruuedi,,,a IrMettea lire Watle and Dos-fihld cc5 ' iecege h-resins impafrird, rend was naeeli -s.ad t.ies rate ref eight or nine inl,5e an hour. ear'-' earc' iero;reis-t, it 'Was pitieci b~y res two o'clock 1 re 'en; of tihe latter ...

... L E E L) S: SATUTRDAYV, OCTOBEIR -1 P if or ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o o7; Lanwshre ?hck WW ii 11ld- TJ'tMul ir,0/0' releiu-e (wif a/a ~s / LL VT&SATURDAY, OCTOlBER 11 9i'kun wesal ?? ;,ai'2ko a 714c, Mop(/ eic/! c0/tfcnn- 1.T[fa 16 wiyw1s air''o'o''-ei V/a J~iwiwo//S vls F72 r2'.p-i, or /;r zvc/n;/i A ci s 'Perc obte~i/2sd //5rSC ,.i/51/e7 ?? T p:'-'di/-/cn ?? as, had 6o fin jI comas.h-/Iod, (lieh ?? o52 ...

... iTIME ACCIDENT ON TIIE MIDLAND R&ILWAY. a a I. _ To TREr EDITOR6i OF THU LEEDS IMERCUlRY. Leeds, a3rd October, 1845. Gat rxrElENa,--ThC late laminentable keaident on the North Midland, near BRni6!eYey, OwIng, it is supisososl, to tha cavelesnes of the driver of the pilot-engine, brings to my recollection a plan vwhich ieas submitted to a useeting of Inset of the principal Railway Directors. at ...

... CLOSE OF ThE ?? --nr IAnother weakoffnreenai aht thle farmers In the late disirlets of th' ot toin the bevoid- of 1prprestide of their crops ofgrabil in tot ?? he o prae for thle soribsp ofter'ot0PS~~ ad Iprotracted stats Of the harvest, theire hast he -,i ti &S either etraw or grain. S-a ftsn~ tp 2 ii- but maov of them, bee ben Dleady te, V - ad condition. The second crop Doflove in j 'II . ...

... WE'ST II.ING C 1R.ECI STRA.'TION. WV 1 lliqm lhisnsliarsl, Erq., J. WV. Harde'iln, Esq., and ?? oollothov, Let., tlii revising barristers for- Slits kth est B'dog, revised chis list-s for the t~eds pollinig district ?? onl Wedissodsv end iT sr sdsiy las~t. The Leeds townshlip 15?4Iiii waii taen befoire Mr. Bliaishard. andl Mr. Ifardlen, iso l - .-pf sirat cosorts, essol the otitk-to tsnsl t ...