... 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 ...

... , ?? - -- po-r i $ . -! ' FROM' LONDON FRIDAY's GAZETTE. M. Weleher, Lower Grosven ovi rsqu anover-square, lodging, house .keeper. J. R. Ward, of Bermondsey-streed, Surrey, cbeulist and druggist. W. Bradley, Leghtirn, Lincolnlsire, silk-mercer. Sols. Stokes &'Holltngsworth, Qateaton-street; and Mr. WiJson, LsPutM.. G. Barnby, Spalding, Lincbinshire, grocer. Sole, Pearce a Co. St. S within's ...

... -Mi5relfalleatis, Artirlm Lin MsURDERt or M~AJOR L~AT.hG. It is Withl feelings Ot' sorrow and regrettilut weannoun,, th e inutrder of this intrepid and persevering travellIer. H- e 'd had reached Thimbuctoo, where fie hadl resided for a con- Bto Y, siderable rime ; but, upon taking his departure for Sego, Se lihe wathree days after lie quitted T1inthuctoo, imurderedi B 4O between the 21s9t ...

... From The LONDON GJZETTE o Tuesday, Oct.14. LORI) CHAIMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, OCroBEII, 1828. The Leird Chamberlain of his, Majesty's Hs1stiehold bar ap- pointed Nicholas Carlisle, of Somerset-place, Esq. F.S.A. one of tbe Gentlemen of his Maje8ty's Most HD. Privy Chamber ia Ordinary. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM ROW, the younger, of Knott's- reen, ERe. and late of Little St. Thomas thle Apostle, in the ...

... ?? . , 16POLITIAYt INTELLoiENCE. r : INVASrON or TuRvEa.-Tlesvarioushaeeoustts of the progressdof w the war between Russia and Turlkcy, rand the 'general course of 'y froceediigs' in the East of Europe, being mudh too vague and Is' lengthy to be given at full, it will be-our endeavour in a suna- it Intmy way to state.tle'substance 'of ?? the first place, 'the 1e Russaans tliemseives ...

... :Midla n d ?? I .cbr i-oanctsorr. k7i'llro. . .. la, FIiDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1S2S. The resistance which is offered by the Turks to the } arms of their northern invaders, is regarded in this- country with a degree of interest greater than we cana suppose it possible to be created by sympathy with ous antient ally ; for although the feelings of English X men are readily excited in favour of ...

... TZE ?? MERCUny, OCTOZEP. 3L5. V ?? has not fallen; Shumla has not fallen, and no fnlew victories have ben claimed by the Russians since our | last. Two Tnrlicih UnIihkinc lno7.. I-, -I lo las. wo Tu1rkish Bullotilis howcver havc been reccivcd, on and these state the Muscovites to have been worsted re- Iii peatedly; to haelost mnany men, several Generals, and a tc large quantity of specie. ...

... LONDON-MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. The Paris Papers of Friday, and the GazetHe de France, dated Saturday, have been received I rhe accounts from Bucharest in these papers repre- sent the Russians as in full retreat to the Danube, and their army as nearly amnihilated, General Roth's di- Ihas, it seems, been completely cut up. It dues not appear that Yarna has yet fallen, and it is assumed in there ...

... There is nothing officiaZ of a later date from the seat of war in the east, than the Russian bulletins given in our last paper; but we have now received two Turkish reports, rela- tive to the operations before Shumla, to the 2nd ult. Trans- lations of these will be found in our 9nd page. They fully confirm the suspicion that was suggested by the equivocal wording of the Russian accounts, that ...

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... LETTERS Oy ACGLICASS; CASFR Or Tum REVE- lnrN Da A-NnDl1.w 'jIsoW, AND TIlE Rm- WEND HENRY 'GrY-. R,!i',is inthe Caeof th7fe. r o 'reen one tae Re, Ill Hs e( Ig a'tt of ph'trait r t fthe Presbhlety of/ vi ,i hiiil. 111i t t a ll, ilriinti, i it~t tt g eit fte Proteedinigsl &V. EdAirot-orgi, I. pg t hii hv firt thle ?? vt e' ntl t comnrosing preditct inn-i Which tias Yet o ir~e1o ilc t pt of ...

... LONDON, OcT. 19, 1828. TnE: foreign news received during the week is merely continuors of that which formed the subject of the summary in our last number The whole of it tends to shew, that as regards everything decisive in the way of warfare, Russia has been completely foiled. It must not however be too rapidly taken for granted, that the Turkish question is settled, as NicHOLAS will be ...