... n The following statement respecting Byrne, the unfortunate ioa e dividual who was so cruelly punished ril the prosecirtion of this yunnatural monster, is copied fron:t T/re Dublin IRersld of Fzida.y d last:- It As the pen has been employed on tire nmoos'rnus and beastly deed perpetrated in Londoir hy one of our D1gnitarie ot fshe Church, a Member of the Society fbr dikcountenancing Vice, ...

... CARLISLE. On Thursday last the Annual .ileeting of the Abbey Holm ti District took place. The whole of the day preceding, and part n of that day, were employed by Mir. Curwen and a number of ii Gentlemen in reviewing the different farms. it About four o'clock nearly one hundred Gentlemen sat down n to an excellent dinner at the Abbey, and the greatest pleasure, h notwithstatiding the pressure ...

... EDINBURGH, FlUDAV MORsNING. It seems extremsely. probable, that the Royal Visit Isas, like an electric shock, reversed the reputed poles of Scottish loyalty, changed the minus intop;lus, and thephlis into minus. We speak of'Scotland, of course, only as was reported of her, anid not by any nmeans as she actually existed ; but we believe that, seen through the tarnished media of loyal and ...

... DEFENDERT OF THE FAITH. Tl:e Clergy have at all times and in all countries laboured to produce a persuasion that the interests oF re. ligion and the wealth of their body, were one and the samie thing. The wvorld, howcveer; is now very generally of a different persuasion, experience having demonstrated that the richest Churches are the most corrupt, and the least adapted for communicating ...

... It will be recollected, that upwards of 20 years since, a vessul sailed from England bound to Otaheite, witl Mlissionaries on board, in order to propagate the Gospel tn that and tire neighbour. ig lslands. The strip was either lost or taken, and the under- writers, who had insured the property for one pressny per cent. had a considerable sum to pay. Shordy after, ?? ship was dispatched, and ...

... BBUSSELS, JUs.Y 27.-Captain Louis tCroce, commanding the Sardinian brig La Pace, which arrived from Odessa, ?? Genoa, on the 17th of July, has made a statement of which the following is the ?? left Constantinople on the i5th of June, arriving on the 19th off Smyrna; he saw the Ottoman fleet all in fdame;, at the same spot known by the name of Cheume, wihere the Russians formerly burnt that ...

... [TRANISLATEO ?? THE RIO JANEIRO ?? or JUN5t 22.] MlRa. EDorsRs-I have to present to my fellow citizens a subject of some importance, and I am desirous that it should be submitted to their amature reflection through the mediuns of your Cou- rier. At a momnett when all our fellow citizens, influenced by the exigencies of our country, the arrears of the Treasury, and the depressed state of. the ...

... FROM THE ALLGEMEINE ZBITUNG. [FROM! ANOTHESR CORRESFONDENT.] CONSTANINsOrLE, JULY 25.-.The newly-appointed Hoipodars of Wallachia and Moldavia will set out from here very soon. The Pacha of Silistria is appointed to preside at the ceremony of their investiture and installation. I give you the common reports here, wuhicih require you, however, to remember, that there may be Turkish exaggeration ...

... THE MORNING CHIR ONICLE. LONDON: co TIUBlSDAY, AUGUST1S, 1822. We received last night the Paris Papers of Monday e by Express. lit An article tinder the head of Coi'fu in the Constittu- t tionnel, contains a Proclamation addressed by the Greek H Minister of War to the Chiefs of the Western Army, m and a Report of the principal events which have taken ju place in Thessaly. These documents will ...

... It is with great pleasure we have to announce, that another Clergyman in this part of the Island has made an eloquent appeal to the British Public on behalf of the persecuted Gxrecks. We allude to an Address just pub- hshed by Hatchard by the Rev. Robert Chatfield, ILID. Vicar of C('atteris, Cambridg-eshile. We have only room at present to quote the following impressive passage with which ...

... New York Papers arrived yesterday to the Ist instant, from which the following are extracts:- By the fast sailing schooner Swan, from Vera Cruz, we learn, that the Castle of St. John de Ulua still held out, having been relieved by troops from Havannah. A Spanish corvette ship had touched at Vera Cruz, for the purpose of procuring specie, but as the Emperor had issued an order, prohibiting ...

... fkezose3 TaHE LsVEneor.O ?? or WEDNSESDAY.] a On Friday last (e3d inst.) the dinner given by this club to the Right rinourable George Catining. preuvious to his departure for e India, took place at the York flotel, - Williamson-square, John c Gladstone, Dq. INl. p., P'residesst, in the Chair. The large I: roamin was tastefully decorated for 'lie occasion. Ihe walls no L each side were spread ...