... TUflKEi A9D GtMECM. , .) A ?? fromC TURKEy A241 ?? i Thle departure of the Am dre byet fom Cont m, ,rceft, from diffierent quarters, seems to have recelved, every a sahort of an official ?? f the fart. The i aileged period of their leaving varies from the lst to the 4th oGit, or The Porte, it is said, declined to give the pasotaging e tsat they were under the protection of ?? Government. il e ...

... 'Tje Liberpool A etl)r . FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1828.- REMAINS OF AN ANCIENT FOREST NEAR CROSBY, EX. 0 TENDiNG BELOW HIGH-WATER MARKCONJECTURES r RESPECTING TRE FORMER JUNCTION OF LANCASHIRE I AVi CHESHIRE. b shouhi Ini common with many. close observers who have paid persor a'ttention to the topography of .our immediate neighbour- be Jus hood,~ we are thoroughly convinced that the estuary of the ...

... l r. V. ft!ftir. ye ?? ' ?? -and - - - rat Rattle Snakes.-A Mr. AbijahrCrolburn, of Dedham, State of he Massachusetts, United States, on splitting open a maple og , last i e November, which had been felled about a year, discovered, in ,a cavity, twenty-one young rattle snakes. They were in a tow- r pidstate, and from nine to ten inches in length. F r- The following are the current prices ...

... COUNGIL PROCEEDINGS ON THE 2d INSTANT. I- DISFRANCHISEMENT OF THREE ELECTORS ?? It The first stubject of interest which occurred at the Council on Cpeo isWednesday, related to the disfranchisement of the three indi. Cirt viduals mentioned in ourjast month's report, viz. George Piu' inl 'e kington, Charles Fishwii~lc and Thomas Upton. By-the evi. Sion edence of the constables, 'if appeared, ...

... I ZRISIDENT'S MESSAGE , Wahustp i., Tuesday, Dec. 4.-This day, at Stly d o'cloek. the President of~ thle United States rnmtetobh'w . HPsea of It grs defollowing Message.af r To Xnr,,§zNATE ANDS,HOUSE or, REPBE5ENT~FXY.3Z5 or TH ie t TxrcerD STATtes. It ?? Citizens qf tee Senate, and of the 11ou1se Of lest ai Represenstativees,tr j- A xevollniqn -of the seasons has nearly been comnpleteel since ...

... *Q, orrepo0turt1 . td TO THIE TRUSnEES OF THE LIVT'JRPOOL INFIRMIIARY. IGZSTLEIXENX5S-A paper, addressed s To the Clergy of Li-t verpool, signed Justus; was published in Saturday's Advertiscr I; M Qf the 13th ?? and has since been distributed in the formof a lptter. The objece of the'writer is to show the necessity of-ap.h pointing a. chaplain - to the Liverpool Infirmary; and the letter 6; ...

... -neWs anti obarationo. COLONIES ?? 'We last week gave somebrief extracts from the highlydinte- resting and valuable-prnphlot published by Mr. Allen, under the above title; wie have now great pleasure in noticing, at greater length, a okwhich contains much that is important Ft to the philanthropist, the labourer, and, indeed, to the nation at large. Mr. Allen is no vi~iqnary~theorist;-hebhas ...

... -,a'lJal 3IttdUcgncc.. I Folj WreceL-In our last we mentioned the wreck of the tgnes, Laudon, from Kirkcudbright for this port, on the Black. 5sl roost, full of water, and without any person on board. It now our painful duty to add, that all hands and a passenger s tisired. T he body of the captain has been washed ashore, and as irnterred at Blackpool on Thursday se'nnight. The hull of c ...

... mu - - 'luaray, wltf the Consent or wle ?? ?? EXTRACTS FROM THE INEW JAMAICA SLAVE CODE. The boasted ?? law ,, TAN -a 1QP AM n-thino effeC- I --Z eW JAMAICA .'la i Tle boasted slave law of Jamaica, of 1826, did nothing effec- tual but abolish branding, and taxes on manumissiOn; the other Pretended irovebylerlts were mere evasions, and the code has 1 Oftle' l,,ilatrsmay esty.me Souse idea of ...

... I.VERPOOL, .FRIDAY, J.ANUARY. 4, 1828. Weitlng Mlacha;nes.-Irn noticing our remarks on the appa- | rent, ?? of Ite publc weghing nes, a corres TenU 14ALI.L -. r ce pondent informs us, t'2t, some time ago, a man was convicted at the Kircdale Scssions, and sentenced to six months' impri- sonment, for having frauduient gi ven a Wcrng ticket for a load of'coals. Two loads had heen weigbed, and the ...

... id (FRnosc OUR COIS POWDEWT.) Half-past Seven ?? S The reports of intended changes in the ministry acqui as strength from the sort of tacit admission which one meets vi hr at the Treasury. The general belief is, that Lord Ho1s1 th will come into office, and the statement of the King baysi ofmanifested great reluctance to his entering the Cabinet is dentS to It is positively stated, by the ...

... ?? - Varittim VADIOUS USES OF Inbox. te We have, from time to time, a Ee~aeveral uses to which *rcotton might be extensively em ,.dic&, for instance, as in h the construction of ropes, for i ten of the United States d lately obtained a premium. btion cerd-lines are said to ibe more durable than hempen cords; and the inventor thinks P that cotton cables would be more durable than the ordinary e ...