... Jap of C onotant CONSTANTINOPLE The eyes of all Europe, antd, we may almost ?? the civilized world, are fixed with the deepest iltt- upon this celebrated city, which has for ages held a minent place in the history of manlind. If tle RUis should succeed in capturing this extraordinary plnce map which we this day present to our readers Till prue an interesting accompaniment to the ?? st,,eel ...

... DANIEL uocoNNXLL, FSQ. Whenever an individual, by rendering himself peculiarly conspicuous, has become an object of general attention, the b public are naturally curious to know something of the lines- ol ments of one of whom they have heard so much. Mr. O'Con- w nell has, of late, made as much noise in the world as almost T any individual of the present day, and we thought, therefore, fr that ...

... qoo jnttrlU. ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER , 1828.' WIMetthIF EDWARD D. DAVENPORT, ESQ. M:P. CHAIRMAN. AT TO& CHESItRE WHIG CLUB. ln our present publication we have inserted the most t correct and ample report of the speech of this gentleman, which has hitherto appeared; and we have most readily r *thdrawn a poron of our own editorial comments on D political subjects, in order to afford room for a ...

... 'flabili V r IU TOUSE AT CAPE WRATH. ?? be q house is in the course of erection at Cape Wrath, ?? shed aud lighted by December next. It is about 'ea91 Ind is built on the surnmit of the Cape, about ra ye the level of the sea. N 4tio.k 4CCDmENT TO THE HENRY iRLL. le eclwk: th0t 14-Yesterday mornineg. at ten minutes to $is 5 e InTy Bell, steamer, on hler way from Liver- pt ~ti ' siustairetl ...

... gpe it~etuooL 4Otichrj. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1828. RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-EXCept as far as the liberty and ultimate regeneration of Greece are concerned in crippling the power of Turkey, we believe that a great majority of t, our countrymen rather sympathize with the Turks than wish for the success of their invaders. For our own parts if 'we could be assured of that, which we now strongly f suspect ...

... ADDRESS OF TflE LIVERPOOL SEAMEM'S FriENw SOCIETYf AND BETHEL UNION TO THE OWNERS, CONSIGNEESI AND )TMASTERS OF VESSELS BELONGING TO, OR SAILING FROM, THlt PORT OF LIVEaPOOL- -. . i (t'Ossldeddfrom the Mercury] of the 17eth iastant-)co A correspondent, who assumes somewhat too much Of the Sol dictator, ahd who, with as little ceremony asjustire, accused us of See garblsttg thle Circular la uty ...

... OiFRVAXiCF OF TUFSABBATIL-PROCLAMATION OFKING CR.IILES THE MARTYR, FOR ENCOURAGING LA*WVL RECREATIONS ON THE SUNDAY, AFTER SERVICE liOURS. A: Ineity heart doeth good, like a medilcine; but a broken spirit deleth the bonesa-Proterbs, chap. 17. vcr. 22. Onr correspondent, AMember of the Committee, whose ieitter is inserted'in tbis aav's Jtereury (if he has been in 'the bhbit of reading our ...

... TIHE COMET. TO THE R DITORS. GExryLEsrn,-A correspondent of the Liverpool Conrse, with a laudable curiosity, makes the very pertinent inquiry, i Where is Encke's comet ? The answer, for the present, must, I believe, be, slon est ionventits. There have, probably, been some typographical errors in the newspaper notices of the calculations made of its expected course;. for one, October 10, ought ...

... (FRtOM OCUR COtRESPOvENT.l of No despatches have been received f' past &nm at the Home Department, but a private comninnica, n tnade to the Duke of Wcllington relative to the ailrnpl4 , ,, of the county Tipperary. It has been antsulued ,rt * despatches sent to Dublin on Friday gave full diotr,' e power to the Marquis of Anglesey to act accordin to 10'0 Y stances. It is stated, in an official ...

... 420at Knifithfibut. , ? I ; ?- le THE MAIDEN LIGHTHOUSES. id The lighthouses at presenrerecting on the Maiden Rocks are )e in a state of great forwardness, and will be lighted up on the5th as of January, 1829. The erection of these beacons, in a mostidan th te gerous part of the North Channel, commenced in May, 1W54-1 W but the working wasetoopedduringthewintetmonthsof 18264 de ?. The ...

... LONDON, WEDNEsDAy Y Russia end Turkey.-A German mail e bringing Frankfort papers to the 2Wl instant i * of the 17th. They do not contain any newsth Viet .war subsequent to the bulletin dated October Pn the It There is nothing, however, in this fact to tbro' ber. the account of the fall of Varna, which t e from Hamburgh, as the rapidity of the laterd cs t o e cause an anticipation of two or ...

... T2UE UNITARI9 DZSEXTERS AN'D JEWS DENOUNCED. it appears by the York papers, that the Rev. Dr. Raffles, of t this town, a fetw days since, unceremoniously consigned over to r perdition all those numerous and respectable British subjects t whom the Government has lately released from the obnoxious c tests to which tkey had been so unjustly subjected. It is not a little hard upon the Unitarians, ...