... 4 private letter in te Morning r e oragieg view tot the state of' affirs ir Greece, and of the spirit Pr which. notwithsthnding all their disasters, still animates thie El body of the people. The arrival of' Lord Cochrane seems to have had a wonderful effect in reconciling the different leaders, fr and uniting then, together for the com igbu dheyence bt is d f cult to conceive any thing more ...

... -Tarrpon4ma. C'C [SEE A NrOTE TO COIR3SSPONOEJNTS.J MEDICA:L SCIENCE. 55 -TO HfEr ADITOR. tr GENTLEAPEN,-1 wish to call the attention of my brethren y a ofthe medical profession to the two folowing circumatances: J n : lat. I call upon them to aid the subscription that is now in F, progress for-the purpose of, repaying Mr. a worthy mem. r, ber of our profession, who subjected himself to an ...

... 50WA4ERICA. - M . r - I.: 1 . ?? The following extracts from an interesting letter which ap-.o it peared in the ampsthire Telegraph, furnish the latest mitel-. le ligence from the Brazils and South America: TV to Rio Janeiro, Afpril 9.-We have just received accounts t rs, from Coquiimbo, of the 9th of February, which state that a II. revolution had taken place in the Government of St. .Jago ...

... I? RtW anti Oboerbatiorei. Aito for BIt~AZILS. The following extract from the vear Yos-lc Advertiser of ?? the Q4tlMagives a very unfasonrable descri tion of the state of Very army, after the atindt ma. with the Bear, titanwhich left Rio Grande on the 26th March, that the jnbhabt afl ted, remaned in a state of alarm, and in expectatisasf the wr:ibL the of the Buenos Ayrean army. Many of the ...

... jplrb3.,,,j anD ObarbatioliO. GREECE. Letters from Paris state, that a French fleet, which is now equipping, nominally to chastise the insolence of the Algerines, is really to join an English squadron for the defence of Greece against the fusther expeditions from Egypt and elsewhere; and to Russia, we presume, is left a similar task by land. It is added, that the Turkish Reis Effendi has ...

... FRIDAY, JUNE 8,1827. PARLIAMENT.-Although we are convinced that the in- I terest-of the nation will be ultimately bctter promoted by | tfle administration of imr. Canning and his colleagues,i than itwould be in the hands of those who are now seeking ev toisupplantftheni; yei, as we said afew weekssince, we Di are not ministerialists, nor shall in all probability ever so Si class ourselves. ...

... - Fatal Tintdlligtrae. Lxtract of-a letter received at 'Maryport:-The Margaret i sn, o Liverpool, is lost on St. John's Island. crew found deao 'i the wreck. The barque was driven on shore, and the dead c b3die2 of the crew were interred on the island. * Mt3Otldio, May 2.-The Francis Ernest, Fildes, from Con. E `3ttioaple to Bayrout, grounded in the Bay of Troy, and sus- A li'ed da nalge in ...

... L HOUSt Or l.ORDS.-MISS TURNER'S DIVORCE BILL. N WEDNESDAY, Mlay 28.-The second reading of the above c t bill having been fixed for this morning, and it being generally . known that both Miss Turner and E. G. Wakefield were to *d appear at their Lordiships' bar, crowds assembled at an early 2r hour, and completely filled all the avenues to the House of .Lords. l 1W r. Sergeant Cross and Mr. W. ...

... X.srS RANA IN oapoaR SANO. Al Our townsmen and our townswosoen have now an excellent hu opportunity of acquiring some proficiency in the modern, useful, ag and fashionable gymnastic exercises, as taught with the greatest Pu success it London and Dublin. Atonsicur G. Bcaojeif, prb- Pt fessor of gymnastics at Dublin, where he superintends a most de respectable establishment, is now on a visit ...

... J?'Irwo a-.0 HOSTILITY TO THE CLAIMIS OF THE NEGROES iX dEitr.3Icf. d We have often had occasion to regret the hostile fer'iiitiwh which many of the West India proprietors and their adhsertrl! le regard those disinterested persons who endeavour to miiigaleeh miseries of the slave population. In the case of the urfortatee i- missionary Smith, there was a pretty decisive prcoffurnishelud what ...

... SELF-IMMOLATION OF WIDOWS. I In the Kaleidoscope of the 29th ult. we devoted five entire pages, including our own prefatory comments, to the interesting subject of the inmnola-tion of widows in In- dia, with the bodies of their husbands. We gave a fall re-1 port of the speeches delivered at the Manchester public meeting on that interesting subject, and it is with much t pleasure that we now ...

... EDWApRD GIBBON WAKEFIELILf. - fterzery.oqflce, T/harsdy everning, We arc in hourly expectation of receiving accounts of tie appeal which Wakefield was expected to make yester. lay in the House of Lords. If it be such as we have reason to anticipate, our readers most excuse us if we w wash our bands- of it-- The family of Mr. Turner has !;oen sufficiently annoyed by the falsehoods and mnachina ...