... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I7arftit.t air nd $ystem of Blockade-The following cap.a ae? stuck isv for the amusement of the memberstt of change:-~ To the. Chairman of the Comeit the ait Sir5 I am desired by the Earl of Aberdee a Lt all whom it may conterts, that the Governt5e rs' having received notice of the determinato htn ho intends to blockade the port of Falmoushan ed that a frigate, having ?? g ,at stern, has ...

... LONDON, W G RUSSIA AND TUJtXEY. A bulletin from Schoumla, dated Septembe t, and another from Varna, dated September the ' been received. The first consists only of six linte lxth kd states that the Russians maintain their position5s and' r- the difficulty of procuring forage. Since thie ja OtWiit, - Turks are said not to have ventured out of thei t, keep up a daily fire, however, though to ...

... NO rOPERYl! 1 -l1 - : 2 ?? y NO POPERY!t I t. a The following admirable jeu d'esprit appeared orryigally in St the Times. ot t HE PROTESTANT TURF IN DANGER! The Hon. Mr. Petre, the wiener of the Doncaster St. Leger s Stakes, is a Catholic-and a Correspondent of the Times (ORTneo.aPPOS) who describes himself as a Protestant, an enemy to Popery, a Member ofthe Brunswick Club, a bd,more- over, a ...

... morrtopot1knce. TVRANNV OF JUSTICES. ,y To THR FDITORS. Bs, GENTLEMIEN.I-Wlhen a due sense of the obligations-of jus- Dd tice is wanting, the deficiency must be supplied by the dread of public opinion. A friendly society amongst the miners is now t forming in this and other districts, the members of which, in Ig accordance with the intelligence ofthe times, as well aim conse- al quence of the ...

... I .ADDRESS OF THE LIVERPOOL SEAMEN'S FRIEND BOCIETT AND BETHEL UNION, TO THE OWNERS, CONSIOSERS, AND MASTERS OF VESSELS, BELONG- LONGING TO, OR SAILING FROM, THE PORT OF LIVERPOOL ! Six days may work be done, but the sevelith is thle Jabbath of rat, a 'woly to thc Lord.-ExoduIS, xil. 16. .b The committee of the Liverpool Seamen's Friend Society and state! Bethel Union cannot but notice, with ...

... JewsI% anb Obatrbationp. ?? .tu . I -= . . sltar. The AnISoveryl kporter tor Septemlber, in continuing the reyiew of the lasitsesion of Parliament as regards the slavery question, ably examines two speeches made in the course of it by that great holder of slaves and advocate of slavebolders, Lord Seaford. The object of the first of these speeches was to show that the abolitionists of the ...