... THE VICAR OF BATLEY AND HIS EASTER _ _DUES. TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCURY. GalrLE!DEN,-As myself and several otlera have been served with aummonaso to appear before the msagistrates at Dews- bury on Monday, the 14th inst,, to answer the complaint of one William Newsome, and to show cause why we refuse to pay a sum of money, which has been cruelly demanded by him, as collector of ...

... THE STEANM SHIP GREAT BRITAIN - n , ~ON SHORE, LivEziaOOL, Friday . Morning. Intelligence was received here yesterday, that the splendid steam ship Great Britafin had run on shore in ly of Dumdrum -Bay, county Down, Ireland, about ten o'clock on Tuesday evehing last, the evening of the day on 'y ofwhich she left this' port on her voyage to New York. seat The cause of this extraordinary ...

... REPtESENTATrION OF CLONIEL.-A new writ has been moved for Clonmel, in place of Mr. Pigot, appointed Chief Baron of the Exchequer.: PUBLIC PRtAYERs .-Botll Roman Catholics and Presbyterians have resolved in some places to offer up public prayers, and to engage in other public religious exercises, with reference to the great providential calamity with which the land is visited. - THE GENERAL ...

... ti - The annual general meeting and cattle show of ethis association was held in the Piece Hall, Halifax, or IWednesday. The stock shown was mot so numerous as on Sformer occasions, but it was considered to be of first-rate 5 quality. The area of this noble building was opened to the a public at eleven o'clock, and shortly after, the judges, Mr. setly, of Armley, Mr. Crawshaw, near Pentefract, ...

... PO STSCRIPT.. LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. ROYAL EXCHAANOE, London, Th dura ErBvting, TnADi.-In the City and West End of the town, ther, is an almost entire absence of important business trausacuoe Both the retail and the wholesale departments of trade have bee, slack this week. Money it is said has been rather more in demana, but there are coesiderable doubts entertained as to the ...

... Pas- - Corres- Week ganser6, Goods I pomend RA!LVAYS. j~ ending.! Mails, &c. Total. I Week .C sf1045.! _asternoutis,& . Northern & East- }1241 Aug. 23 G524 2202 8826 6931 ?? 43'9 3 42 Odinboughl & alasgow1 46 ?? 22 21173 1504 47 f3 Glasgow & AYr ?? 51 2i 1531 G1o1 3422 2-15 London & N. Western 28 4DU°G0 40314 *LondonBirnifl6ham,. Grin-l Jucetion nnai Lpool. & Mancbstr 123 ?? ?? Great Western ? ...

... t THE relations between the Governments of Great Britain and Brazil have, for several years, 'een in a very unsatisfactory state, and they have now assumed an aspect which calls for the prompt exercise of judgment and a spirit of conciliation on the part of our SECRETARY for FoREIGN AFFAIRs, if the pro- perty and rights of Englishmen resident in Brazil are to be secure. TILE commercial treaty ...

... IREUAND.- Id INTIMsAwTOn nY LAHolUnmeSox puiwao Wouen ao 'e -The Piablia EA~6eilg Post gf TTuesday, nau:-I t n a beeri our grati iy'ndty, on various 'ocasios, ''to lald' lu donduet othe labpdurihg poor employed on Pnbli;Wrks, bad ?? and to poiat w4ith admirataon to the patient endar f thb the *people at'thitsseason ?? calamity ' B~t thto ?? ,ic'ptibnB *8hat eihibit aedangerous example, . ...

... THE LEEDS AI ERCURY. TILE SPAN ISH ROYAL MN.ARRIAGES. TnE news we give this week under the heads of Spain and France, will show how lively is the interest felt isa both countries on the subject of the pro- posed marriaes of QUEEN Isaier~r.A and her sister., Had the day named for tbe union of the INFANXTA With the Duxs or MoNTrrEvSIER been more distant., and more time for consideration aud ...

... L E E 1) S: rI TY D n A V oT I]'P1' lTI S A T U R D A Y. SEPTEMBE1R 1t 2(;. CONCLUSION OF TilH iAUVEST.-At5 utnusually isue equinoxial season, with the prospect of a 'Michaelmas summer, have enabled the farmers to gather in all the residue uf their corn harvest and the second erops of elover in excel- lent condition, and without waste. 'Most of the root crops are still in the ground, but the ...

... THE EVANGELICALCALLI {{>n~vlIr fi aANC Enn. L96 (Vnti(s uedflrrx the Supptasn g) - -. ist WEDNESDAY, SEPTtiOBER 2. Tite Rev. Dr. S. HI. Cox presided over the devotional exertlse5 which the Rev. C. M. WIsBRaRLEY and the Rev. Dr. URWIcKt80i to Ia the absence of Sir Colllng Eardley Smith, Tso.sAs PA id Esq., took the chair. a* 6Rn; e- The Itev. JOHN BEExcHsAsM moved, and the R. II. BIea, le ...

... L EEDS: S A T U R D A Y. SEPTEM1BER 12. REVISED OnEans.-The Standing Orders of the House of Commons have been recently revised, and it may be of service to our professional friends and those who may have occasion to apply for Railway and other Private Bills, to know that the following are the principal alterations:- The Plans, Sections, and Books of Reference, which heretofore were required to ...