Papa and Branwell are gone for the newspaper, the 'Leeds Intelligencer,' a most excellent Tory newspaper, edited by Mr.Wood, and the proprietor, Mr.Henneman.

We take two and see three newspapers a week.

We take the 'Leeds Intelligencer,' Tory, and the 'Leeds Mercury,' Whig, edited by Mr.Baines, and his brother, son-in-law, and his two sons, Edward and Talbot.

We see the 'John Bull;' it is a high Tory, very violent.

Mr.Driver lends us it, as likewise 'Blackwood's Magazine,' the most able periodical there is.