... 4LZ NATUTRE ALIVE. -serieshu ad7,W bytq U~,pjiopFtphca1 ro- 'a eezpssieatalPw t~4 ar, . 1Meaoshk 'a f 1 o if ountoausispdtlnttptpn poWfofYo I woio hich semto showt whith grVet iiiorsicadity 55S~ santspelalieato VeMkblasgffqTbea ganissaiculthis polctW ro, o bem Iae4,ldaborej sids nanersed'i watpsrjiood~m. StAuged riteu m~alroiope. a wers bcvqtluslome sl'tia, tiurn whic sfleelm, to, shwhan.t ...

... COLLEGE op PICTO U-CHURCH OF ENGLAND I I A/.ND CHUVRN OF ROME,. e FROM THE GLASGOW ClitOICLE,] TeHib ucbnen of England, and tbeir brethren, the 'rories, althottgh they have alw') promoted and enforced every species of intolerance end persecution, yet they are as vehement In their itvectivrs against the persecution of the Pre_ testants by the Poptbh Qaeen MarY, as if their own Church were ...

... T'HE AMORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: S4TURD4Y, OCTOBER 18, 1828. Nile received last night Dutch and German Papers, which bring us no additional intelligence from the seat of war. The following are extracts:- BERLIN, OCT. 10.-Our stare Gazette, after some days' si- lence, has again some news from the theatre of war; but only from that part of it which is in Asia. There, too, nothing of- mportaace ...

... AMERICAN TREES AND -SEEDS.{ Taz Trees that I shall have for sale this year are as follows: FOREST-TiEES., LOCUSTS.-7s. a ?? -are two years old; or, rather, a year and a halt: They were sowed in May 1827, and transplanted in May 1828. Some of them are now more than se- ven feet *igk; some not more than four or five, and a few not more than three or four.-:- They now, form a beautiful coppice in ...

... DOINGS OF THE ANTI-C4TIOLICS. Yesterday a curious eopesd Of the trickery and underhand means adopted by the -advocates Of the Brunswick Clubs, for the purpose of aciting throughoaut the country an expression of feeling against the claims of the Catholics to Emancipation, took place at Bow-street officee, before George Rowland Minshull, Esq., the sitting Magistrate. FRANCIS Si'AIROW, a middle ...

... Tihe papers by the recent Jarasacm maili exhibit the Island In I a state of the rmost deplorable frenzy. When we see the fe- par rociohts disregard of all decency, Which characterises the West cii 11ndians, in their ownl petty quarrels and local warfare, the £5- wh, cility with which they combine and corcilate every form of scri Violence and illiberality, against the wise and temperate ...

... This Judicatory has issued one of the most extraordinary de- crees that ever was pronounced in a free country, in which it Is generally supposed that the plainest rules of law and of jus- tice are recognised as the guides of judicial conduct. The schoolmaster of Kirkhill, within the bounds of the Presbytery, has been deposed, not because it has been proved that he was guilty of any offence, ...

... [FRONl THE GAZETrE DE FRANCE, DATED MONDAY, SEPT. 29.J B3UCHIARE6T, SriT. 7.-In my last letter I wa not able to give you favourable accounts of the state of affairs in the Princi- palities, and I acquainted you with the incursions which the Turki had made into them; but am now able to give you the assurance, that every measure has been taken to keep the Mus- sutl]men for the future from the ...

... BLOC9JDING THE DARDANELLES. The follnwing are parts of two of Lord Collingwood's letters 0e bord Mulugrave, on the difficulty of blockading the Dar- TO LORD MULGCRAVE. 4E Ocean, oilfthe Dlrdauelles, Aug. 19,1807t I bare considered Sir Arthur Paget's mission to establish Su y CrSVr^Sd , f, th G~ k slad rs e hoRsulfer bj et ofl be etween Turkey and the Allmo ltst ob tet first importanfle which ...

... LAMENrABLE COMCM ACCIDENT. Yeitterday evenitnt, a very dreadful accident ocure on ithe Liverpool road, about 100 yards beyond the Pendleton toll-bar, by the overturning of a stage coach. S far as we ha been able to collect the particulars Of this Ielancholy affdar, tbey are as follow :-About a quarter before seaen oclock, the Doctor coach, on its way from this town to Liverpool, wasgoing at a ...

... The sutm and su!stance of all the writings and speeches of the BuuNublIcVieCsE, noble aethers and reverend orators, -ro- found politiciars and most Christian divines, appears to be aiiinply this :- 1 Fee, fa, fua ! I smnell the blood ef an IRISU-ItAN; 13e he alive, or be he dead, 11 grend his bones to make my bread. This is good news, indeed, just now, whes the Qtarterta Loaf is in a state ...

... LONDON, OCT. 12, 1828. THE various accounts of the progress of the war between Russia and Turkey, and the general course of proceedings in the East of Europe, being much too vague and lengthy to be given at full, it will be our endeavour in a summary way to state the substance of them. In the first place, the Russians themselves acknowledge the neces. sity of a partial falling back from before ...