Spirit went straight in at number one, while the 22-year-old X-Factor winner's song Bleeding Love also remained at the top of the singles chart for the fourth week running.
Leona's album saw off stiff competition from the Spice Girls' Greatest Hits album, which went in at number two.
Top spot: Leona Lewis fought off stiff competition to be number one in the album chartThe previous fastest-selling debut album was the Arctic Monkeys' Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not in January 2006, which managed 363,735 copies in its first week. This week Spirit sold a massive 375,872 copies.
A spokesman for Leona said: "On it's first day of sales alone Spirit sold over 130,000 copies, which was outselling the rest of the top 10 put together.
"On average it worked out that Leona was selling an amazing 200 albums per minute."
In this week's singles chart, Take That stayed at number two with Rule The World with Timbaland's Apologize another non-mover at three.
The Spice Girls lost out in the popularity stakes to X Factor winner LeonaKylie's single 2 Hearts climbed eight places to fourth while Valerie by Mark Ronson featuring Amy Winehouse fell one to five.
No One by Alicia Keys rose three places to this week's six as Westlife's Home slipped two places to seven.
Flux by Bloc Party was a new entry at eight, while Loch Lomond by Runrig featuring Tartan Army claimed ninth spot.
Last week's six, About You Now by the Sugababes, slid four to this week's number 10.
In the album chart, last week's number one, Back Home by Westlife, was forced down to third place by Leona and the Spice Girls.
Mothership, a new entry by Led Zeppelin, entered the list at number four, while Celine Dion's new album Taking Chances went in at five.
The two other new entries to this week's chart top 10 were Sawdust by the Killers at seven and Andrea Bocelli's hits collection Vivere at eight.
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