... CHRISTIAN POPULArION IN TURKEY. Bulparia is fertile ilid productive, and lfiled by an indus trious Cl.iistian population. On the northern bank of the Danube tie country is sterile and naked, without a tree or avil]age; and in winter, as far as the eye can reach, it is covered ?? norasses, and wrapped in thick mists. But oin tile southern ?? tile Semle changes,- cultivation ever where appears, ...

... shop, -Ivar - A I ,jj r~jL~anf~flrotrnt. - FRIDAY EVENr, NOVEMBER 7, 1289. There is no intelligence of any interest from the scene of contest between the Russians and the Turks, T'he Emperor has taken his departure for St. Peters- burgh. It is said that he will be able, with the new levy for the army, to march 400,000 men against the Turks in the approaching campaign. There is no doubt that ...

... YOh'DOZ%', 7MURSDAY RVENIlO, NOVEPuRnB 6. TEE FUNDS, CLOSING PRICES. Consols, money 86a*; ditto, for Nov. 27, 86-; Clsilian 27E; Co tinbian 1824, 1Sf; Greek, 1325, 13; Mexican, 1325, 3i Portuguese, 5t Spaniish, UI. A letter from Oporto received this morning, dated the 22d ult. states that all the northern prov}inces of Portugal continue in the most convulsed state. A detachment of 2,000 ...

... THlE SOLDIER'S WIFE.- (From the Amulet.) It is now many years since the first battalion of the 17th Regiment of Foot, under orders to embarklfor India, that far distant land, where. so many of our brave' countrymen have fallen victims to the climate, and where so few have slept in what soldiets call the bed of glory wtere assem- bled in the barrack-yard of Chathiam, to be insjiected pre- ...

... AP4EGE AfrACHED TOFORLIGN GOODS, THAism1Tnr T (ROUGH BRITISII COLONIES. ?? appear fromh a late decisioli of the authorities of XI~ve~rpooI, that the encouragernnt apparently held out to I iu'p~rt Amercan t ,tho ?? colunies, at thef jew uty ?? per I1'-t weight, instead of six per ceeth a4-valorem, ill, if they be correct, prove nearly a p.eet case. The Hfopkinol arrived lately i .from ...

... I , KIT WALLIACE. BY CAPdT. SHLEARER. I ?? tU v kflflDJ.A . AM .. ?? (From the WFinter's Wreath.) There is scarcely a village any where in the wide world, bat has in it some hallf-wtted beng, whom the very chil- dren feel privileged to mock. How often do we see such a crazy unfortunate, follosfed by a little tribe of urchin ty- rants tormentinig anid torturing it.! some by the nick-name and ...

... i CATHOLIC ASSOCIATIO.N.-Mr. N. WNcrWoUT. There was a vcry crowded attendance at the association- rooms on Thursday last. At three o'clock, on the notion of Mr. Lawless, N. Whitworth, Esq. of Droghleda, a liberal protestant gentlemalp, was called to the chair. Receipt of, catholic rent from the 24th of October, £371 14s. 3d. Janies O'Dowd, Esq. was appointed secretaiy. Mr. Dwyer, secretary of ...

... WVANT OF POOR LAWS IN IRELAND. (From the 3Morning Chronicle.) The number o f the Quarlerv Pi eview just published, con tains a long article oil tile state of Ireland, evidently Afrom the pen of Dr. Southey. We are always well pleased to fall in with articles from Dr. Southey, because they generally contain evidence of research and indusstsy;- and though we cannot alwavs arrive at all the ...

... , LIBERATION OF GREECE (Foin the -Mo~teur of Sunzdqy.) PAniS, Noveniber 1.-His excellesicy the num ster of war has received the following dispatch from the Lieutenant- General the Marquis de Maison:- Head-quairters, Navarmn, Oct. 11, 182. Sir,-I had the honoui to inform your excellency, by my dispatch of thle iifth; that Ibrahim havjng sajed the day be- fore, I was preparing to attacl the ...

... FAILURE OF THE COaOP (Frome the Glasgol Chsonicle.) t The failure of the establishment at O t about eight miles south of alaspi , the system of co-operation, is ?? to carry nto effect bious the formation of any similar Community for Some d tile to come. The great error is anow acknowledged to be 1 the taking of individuals promiscuously ito the establish. I ment, whos sol~e acuatred byno warm, ...

... ClrC3M Mr0RDIATIONS. On Thursday, a great number of cases for breaches of the excise laws were broght forward at the New Bliley. M%'ESSRS. Lai, EsuAw and CALL.ENDER were sum- moned for havillg in their possession a number of pieces of ,calico without the tab ends. ,Mr. Leese appeared and, Stated that the goo:ds wvere merely sent to their warehouse. to; bie inclosed in a, bale which they wvere ...

... I o, Two alto oboerbationo. 11 P TA:'11,cl.21o OiF GREEETh tnl O0Fhpelfo length give the officiall derails of the occuratlilofteor tresses of the Morea whiclh wer previously ii thec baids of the Turks. All of theenNavarifeo, Modoni, Coron, Patras, I as well as the castle of'elte Morea, have been occupied by i itse frnchs troops without a'shot being afired.' Al e iA Turkish governors, to the ...